Dam malfunction causes flooding, road collapse
GLEN MILLER – A section of Trenton Frankford Road will be closed for the foreseeable future after a malfunction at a nearby dam caused flooding which collapsed the road, Quinte ...
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Local News 'CRUEL AND SADISTIC:' Ottawa woman branded a dangerous offender
Laura Brahaney seemed to take pleasure in it all, and, out of fear that her “cruel and sadistic crimes” would escalate to murder, an Ottawa judge branded her a dangerous ... -
Health Saturday Feature: Naloxone a drug-crisis silver bullet with too few pistols
A four-milligram silver bullet, it can make a life-or-death difference during a drug overdose. -
Local News Sault dog honoured for saving owner from bear
A Sault Ste. Marie canine is a Purina Hall of Fame inductee for defending her owner from a bear. Louise Robillard was walking with Shelby, her 13-year-old German Shepherd and ... -
Local News Huron’s own hockey hero
The moment had been practised hundreds of times in the O’Reilly home in Varna.Brothers Ryan and Cal would play table hockey in their kitchen, with the winner hoisting a makeshift ... -
Local News Cold Lake joins other communities opposing Bills C-48 and 69
The City of Cold Lake has joined a growing number of municipalities in Western Canada that are calling on the federal government to scrap Bill C-48 and accept the Senate’s ... -
Local News Kenney says hope is on the way for energy sector at Global Petroleum Show
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney took a brief protest in stride before delivering a message of hope for Alberta’s oil and gas sector and touting his government’s policies. -
Canada Ottawa rejects majority of Senate amendments to C-69, setting stage for court challenge
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna rejected the majority of industry-friendly amendments proposed for Ottawa’s sweeping bill to change how major projects get environmental approval, likely putting a final stamp on the ... -
Provincial IPM 2018 celebrates donations to the community!
The value of donations to the community rises to more than $105,000 -
Provincial 'The head of the snake:' Crime team says it's smashed B.C., Alberta drug pipeline
A “drug pipeline” between B.C. and Alberta has been crushed after a two-year probe by the joint crime fighting team based out of Edmonton.
